Roanoke Times

& World-News

Virginia: WEDNESDAY, January 18, 1995

• BURN VICTIM RETURNS TO SCHOOL
• SCHOOLS STRIP AWAY HOLIDAYS' RELIGIOUS ROOTS, PTA SAYS
• OBIT LATE NOTICES
• WELFARE `LOBBY' SPEAKS
• RADFORD U. MAY GET FUNDS BACK
• VERDICT WITHHELD ON CHARGE AGAINST BOTETOURT OFFICIAL
• ALLEN REFORM HIGHLIGHTS
• REZONING DRAWS HEAT NEIGHBORS FEAR INCREASED TRAFFIC
• EX-TEACHER DIES AFTER STROKE IN CAR
• 1ST CANDIDATE ENTERS BEDFORD SHERIFF'S RACE
• BROTHER TO FIGHT CHARGE IN SLAYING
• 8-YEAR CANCER FIGHT ENDS
• DEMOCRATS FIGURE TAX CUT NOT NEEDED
• RV PARK AT LAKE REJECTED
• DEVELOPERS TO LEARN TO BUILD PARKWAY-FRIENDLY HOMES
• RESIDENTS TAKE PROPOSED ROAD NAMES TO HEART
• BOTETOURT SCHOOL BIDS ARE HIGH
• BOTETOURT OKS CABLE TV REFUND
• BAR ASSOCIATIONS ANNOUNCE 3 PICKS FOR JUDGESHIP
• CAVERS BEGIN DIGGING TO RESCUE TRAPPED TRIO
• OBIT